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1 1. Inflation Annual percentage change in CPI (3-month moving average) Source: OECD GermanySweden

2 2. Competition-weighted unit labour cost Manufacturing industry, Index 1970 = 100 (3-month moving average) Source: OECD

3 3. Current account and public saving Per cent of GDP (3-year moving average) Source: the Riksbank and the OECD Current account Public saving

4 4. Trade-weighted exchange rate TCW/SEK, Index 1970 = 100 (3-month moving average) Source: The Riksbank.

5 5. Hourly wages Whole economy Annual percentage change (3-year moving average) Sources: NIER, National Mediation Office Real wages (CPI-deflated) Nominal wages

6 6. GDP Annual percentage change Source: The Riksbank

7 7. Open unemployment Percentage of labour force (moving 3 quarter average) Source: OECD

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